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1760 JOHN STEVENS. Sermon Preached Upon the Execution of a Coachman, George Whitefield Present + 20,000 Listeners! BiographyVery rare sermon by friend of George Whitefield, John Stevens, preached upon the public execution of Methodist Coachman, Robert Tilling. Tilling had been among the Church of England, but converted to Christ under the Methodists it seems while at Newgate Prison, a regular place of their ministry to the incarcerated and condemned. Tilling it seems won the hearts of both George Whitefield and John Wesley. He served as a Coachman to wealthy London
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